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Topic: Firmware 1.10 removes DSP setup (Read 1389 times)

here is a series of screen shots from firmware 1.02. In the DSP selection dialog there is a gear symbol that allows to setup the DSP parameters, even when you have selected several DSPs for one voice. This feature have been removed in firmware 1.10.

Yes, but this only allows you to edit one of the possibly multiple DSPs assigned to this voice. (As on the mixing screen)The functionality that was removed in 1.10 was the ability to edit any of the 28 DSPs. Now in 1.10 some of the DSPs cannot be edited (or saved as User DSPs) when multiple DSPs are assigned to a single voice or style part. (There is a fuller discussion of this issue in the "Fun with DSPs" thread.)

it is exactly as John said. The one DSP assigned to a voice can be edited directly, without using voice edit, for example by clicking on its symbol on the voice hub screen. But when more DSPs are assigned to a voice, only one is editable.

No is not true... All can be editable... in a couple of hours I will arrive at home and I will make screenshots I have 1.10 firmware, indeed, the setup icon is not anymore there, but "detail" screen of assigned DSP it shows when you press on the name of DSP above virtual knob in Effect screen.

I found another bug on Assignment DSP Suppose we edited and saved an DSP to one of three users slots free (suppose it's User 1)... We save the assignment to a channel, Right2 for example and save the registration. If I select another registration with other settings and I came back to this registration, the DSP will shows to Right2 the DSP saved on User 1, but will load default parameters. I have to change From User1 to another User DSP and reselect the User1 DSP... Awsome

No is not true... All can be editable... in a couple of hours I will arrive at home and I will make screenshots I have 1.10 firmware, indeed, the setup icon is not anymore there, but "detail" screen of assigned DSP it shows when you press on the name of DSP above virtual knob in Effect screen.

Yes but that is only true for a single Dsp per voice. When there are say 2 DSP's assigned to a voice there appears to be no way of selecting the second to get to a Detail screen (unless you temporarily assign it to different voice as previously suggested).John

You can edit even if you have 10 DSP on the same channel... As a workaround, click on "On" button (switch to Off)... After you switch one of them off, the next which is on is opened automatically. Edit it. Turn it off. It will open the next one that is On. Edit it. Switch it off. And so on All effects will stay on the same channel, edited, but off.. When you end edit, switch back all to On. Now you have all of them active and edited.

Thanks all for checking. But I suggest not unassigning the DSP temporarily, as you will lose any current edits. Simply assign the DSP to another part, work on the "now exposed" DSP, and then reassign it to your part when finished. This preserves all your current work.

Thanks all for checking. But I suggest not unassigning the DSP temporarily, as you will lose any current edits. Simply assign the DSP to another part, work on the "now exposed" DSP, and then reassign it to your part when finished. This preserves all your current work.

Jerry

Jerry... look at the video... nothing is lost... I didn't unassign, it only put it to OFF. Is the only workaround I found and it is quickly. No need to assign to another part. I think is annoying assigning to another part... What do you do if you have all parts assigned?! You have to notice which effect was set to which part... is very annoying...

I thought I purchased an Arranger Workstation, not an Arranger Workaround-station. Seriously, what is unique here is that we are not requesting a new feature - just restoring a very useful feature of the 1.02 firmware which has disappeared, perhaps unintentionally.

Jerry... look at the video... nothing is lost... I didn't unassign, it only put it to OFF. Is the only workaround I found and it is quickly. No need to assign to another part. I think is annoying assigning to another part... What do you do if you have all parts assigned?! You have to notice which effect was set to which part... is very annoying...

Ahhh... I see. I responded too quickly. OK, I agree, it's a great workaround. Thanks!

This thread finally describes a way of assigning more than 1 insert dsp to a voice and how to edit the details on them. However that is only part of what is needed. Has anyone discovered how to permanently save multi-DSP's to a voice complete with edits? The most likely way judging from demos is to save the setup in a registration and I have tried this on numerous occasions. Yes the assigned DSP's will stay in the registrations, BUT the edited parameter details for any other than the first DSP are not retained in the Reg if you move to a new registration and come back to it. The best we appear to be able to do is to save edited Parameter Details for only 1 DSP. We can assign extra DSP's and they will be kept in the registration too, but only their default parameters will be applied in the setup. Maybe we are supposed to use the precious User slots in such cases? (Otherwise I don't see much of a need for User slots on Genos any more).Fine if default values are all that are needed but in practice I find many of the default settings have a minimal effect so edits appear to be desirable in many cases (assuming that multi-DSP's are going to be found useful for some applications).Would anyone else care to comment? Many thanks,John

this is a very interesting information. I hoped that all DSP parameters would be saved, as there is space in the registration bank file reserved for this. Did you check all freeze group options to save in the registration? Mainly, please try to check the "voice" and "song" options which may be interesting for DSP 1-19.

Hi Uli,I was using insert DSP's with panel setups so had Style, Voice, Harmony and sometimes Tempo checked. At your suggestion I also ticked Song and tried twice more assigning 2 DSP's to a left hand voice. As expected I had similar results, one of the DSP's would retain my custom settings but the other would always revert to default settings. It makes no difference whether I use legacy in the DSP mix or 100% latest Genos DSP's.

Hi Uli,I was using insert DSP's with panel setups so had Style, Voice, Harmony and sometimes Tempo checked. At your suggestion I also ticked Song and tried twice more assigning 2 DSP's to a left hand voice. As expected I had similar results, one of the DSP's would retain my custom settings but the other would always revert to default settings. It makes no difference whether I use legacy in the DSP mix or 100% latest Genos DSP's.

John

I experimented such kind of problems.

I don't know exactly when DSP setup come to the default settings back. My current workaround : my DSP setup is the last thing I do before saving the registration. But I had only one part that required a specific DSP setup.